Advice for a newbie
I used to backpack and tent camp when younger. the more rustic the better. now im married and would like to get back into but will need some comfort to keep her happy. knowing her needs i want to get ...
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Find an RV show near you, it's worth a few hour drive if you have to... There are hundreds of options for you out there.
Choices are overwhelming.... Sometimes just finding a friendly local dealer, that has a brand you like, can be a blessing. It helps you focus your search.
Things that are a must for me: (but may be different for you)
1. Slide. Really opens up space. Worth every penny.
2. Outdoor kitchen. When I'm camping, I'm outdoors. An outside kitchen is a great way to be outdoors, with the convenience of indoor appliances.
3. High ceilings. I'm taller, and low ceilings make a small TT feel even smaller.
Just a few things to think about. Really you'll never know what you want or need until you're out there camping.
For a brand suggestion, look at the Outback Terrain line. I have a 260trs, they're unique units with some nice features. They're worth a look.
Choices are overwhelming.... Sometimes just finding a friendly local dealer, that has a brand you like, can be a blessing. It helps you focus your search.
Things that are a must for me: (but may be different for you)
1. Slide. Really opens up space. Worth every penny.
2. Outdoor kitchen. When I'm camping, I'm outdoors. An outside kitchen is a great way to be outdoors, with the convenience of indoor appliances.
3. High ceilings. I'm taller, and low ceilings make a small TT feel even smaller.
Just a few things to think about. Really you'll never know what you want or need until you're out there camping.
For a brand suggestion, look at the Outback Terrain line. I have a 260trs, they're unique units with some nice features. They're worth a look.
